Wiki67 market guide: how to sell and buy cards

Who can use it

The market needs an account. A guest sees it in the navigation with a padlock, and a tap opens the account sheet. Sign up, by email or with Google, and the market opens. Your cards and coins come with you.

How to list a card

You can list a card from two places:

• In a pack. Once a card is revealed, flip it. The price selector sits low on the back, under « List on market ».
• In your collection. Tap the card to open its detail. The price selector is under the card.

The selector is one line: − and + around the price, and List at the end. A tap on the price itself opens the keyboard, to type any price. Tap List, and the card is on sale. In a pack, the card turns back to its front with a thin red « Listed » mark.

A listed card stays in your collection. While it is listed, you cannot discard it or send it. If you trade it away, it leaves the market. The collection can show only your listed cards, and on a listed card, Edit changes the price or takes the card off the market. Unlist frees the price, so you can change it and list again. A listing stays until someone buys it or you unlist it.

Base prices by tier

A new listing starts at its tier's base price:

The base price is a starting point, not a rule. The − and + buttons move the price in small steps that grow with it, always on round prices:

• 1 coin under 10 coins
• 2 up to 20, 5 up to 50, 10 up to 100
• 20 up to 200, 50 up to 500, 100 up to 1,000
• and so on: 200 up to 2,000, 500 up to 5,000

Going down takes the same prices back, so 100 goes down to 90, and 10 to 9.

The tier that counts is the copy's own: a copy keeps the tier its article had when it was pulled, even if the article dropped since. Wiki67 tiers explained covers why.

How to buy

Open the Market from the navigation. Each listing shows the seller's name and, on the card, Buy with its price. Tap Buy, then Confirm buy on the same button. The coins leave your balance, go to the seller, and the card lands in your collection.

A few rules:

• You cannot buy your own listings. They show greyed out on the market.
• You need enough coins. Short of them, the button turns into a gold Refill: tap it and a sheet slides up from the bottom with the smallest coin offer that covers what you are short of.
• If the seller changed the price since you saw it, the purchase stops and the card shows the new price. Buy again or not.

To find a card, use the search, the tier gems, the maximum price, Wishlisted for the cards of your wishlist, and the sort: Newest or Cheapest. While you scroll, the market counts the new listings that arrived since you opened it. Tap the count to reload from the top.

Not keen on paying coins? Each listing also shows Trade, to ask for the card in a trade instead. See the trading guide.

Wishlist alerts

On any card you don't hold, a heart puts it on your wishlist: on the market, in another player's showcase or albums, on a shared card's page. Your wishlist holds up to 1,000 cards.

Each time another player lists a card from your wishlist, you get a mailbox message and a notification: « [Card] on sale ». Wishlisted, beside the market's filters, shows only the listings of wished cards. Once a copy of a wished card reaches you, from a pack, a purchase, a trade or a send, it leaves the wishlist and lands in your collection as a favorite.

Tips to sell your cards

These follow from how the market works.

• List what people want. In your collection, the « Most wanted » sort puts first the copies whose card the most other players want. Every one of those players gets an alert when you list it.
• Search before you price. Type the card's title in the market search to see what other sellers ask for it, then price yours.
• Sell from the pack. You can list a card from the back of its reveal, without leaving the pack. Two or three taps.
• Mind the Commons. A Common starts at 6 coins, a discard gives 1. List the ones someone wants; discard the rest with mass discard.
• Never discard high tiers. A discard gives 1 coin whatever the tier. An Epic starts at 40 coins on the market.
• Check your copies. Two copies of the same article can hold different tiers. List the right one.

When a card sells, you get a mailbox message and a notification naming the buyer and the price, and the full price goes to your balance.

What coins are for

Coins buy cards on the market and 67 packs, at 670 coins each as of October 2026. A 67 pack holds 6 cards, all Epic or better: see the 67 pack.

Selling also counts on the leaderboard. One of its five boards ranks the coins players earned selling cards, this week and all time, and every Sunday at 15:00 UTC its top 10 win prizes. More in the leaderboard guide.

Coins can be earned or bought, but never cashed out. The rest of the rules are on How to play.